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Right everyone, it's been a draining weekend so we'll leave you now to go and digest what we've witnessed in this enthralling Divisional Round, and to start looking forward to next week's Championship games.

We've got Patrick Mahomes vs Josh Allen Part IV in the play-offs, with the Bills looking to finally crack the Chiefs code and get back to the Super Bowl representing the AFC.

And in the NFC we've got an all-NFC East showdown where the Philadelphia Eagles will go in as big favourites against rookie Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders.

But we've already seen this weekend that he's the real deal - so you would not rule out another shock there.

Anyway, we'll find out all this next Sunday as four become two and we get the line-up for the Super Bowl, so make sure you get plenty of rest and join us then!

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So here we are, the final four are set with two games next week to decide who will move on to the Super Bowl in New Orleans next month.

And what a couple of games we've got for you....

Sunday 26 January

• NFC Championship game: Washington (6) at Philadelphia Eagles (2), 20:00 GMT
• AFC Championship game: Buffalo Bills (2) at Kansas City Chiefs (1), 23:30 GMT

With that Bills victory, the final four is set.

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It's a game of inches, a play here and there can change seasons, change legacies even change lives, so Mark Andrews will likely not sleep tonight thinking over the drop right at the death that could have tied the game and maybe forced overtime.

He's caught 11 touchdown passes this season and all inside the red zone so this was right in his wheelhouse - just wasn't to be I guess.

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Josh Allen has booked himself another game against the Kansas City Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes.

Despite beating Mahomes four times in the regular season, he has lost all three of his match-ups with the Chiefs in the play-offs.

The only other quarter-backs to meet more frequently in the post-season are Tom Brady and Peyton Manning.

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Lamar Jackson had a much better stat line than Josh Allen with 254 yards passing and two touchdowns, along with 39 yards on the ground.

BUT he throw an interception and lost a fumble - and with Buffalo playing a clean game those turnovers ultimately cost Baltimore.

Tonight was the first game this season Jackson committed multiple turnovers - what a time to do it....

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen speaking to CBS:

"How about that Buffalo Bills defence! All year we've heard we've got no talent, we're too small, we can't stop the run, we're not good enough to compete. We just put our heads down and worked hard. I'm so proud.

"We know what they (Kansas City Chiefs) are - the perennial of what you want to be in the NFL. We've got to beat them to get past them.

"I've got so much respect and love for him [Lamar Jackson]. He's a true competitor, a true football player and one of the greatest ever to step on the football field.

Jason Bell
Former NFL cornerback on Sky Sports

It was the turnovers, that was the story of the day. You can't beat yourself in games like this and that's exactly what happened. Missed opportunities, turnovers, hats off to the Bills, they made it happen and deserve to be one step away from the Super Bowl.

If you win the turnover battle, you're probably going to win the game.

The Bills were home underdogs for the first time in 42 games, with many thinking they would be unable to stop Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry in Baltimore's powerful rushing attack.

The Ravens did get 176 yards on the ground - and in fact Baltimore outgained Buffalo overall by 416-273, but those three turnovers by the visitors totally changed the game.

Josh Allen was quiet with his arm, throwing for just 127 yards and only ran for another 20, but those two rushing touchdowns he scored set them up, and the Bills defence did the rest.

So there it is! The Buffalo Bills are back in the AFC title game and once again it's Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs standing in the way of Josh Allen and an appearance in the Super Bowl.

Tony Romo
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback on CBS

Legacies are created in games like these, and this has been as big a legacy game that Josh Allen has played in.

Ty Johnson takes the hand-off and runs for a first down that ices this game for the Buffalo Bills and they;re heading back to the AFC Championship game!

Now it's all on the onside kick, if Buffalo. recover it that's pretty much game over

Tony Romo
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback on CBS

The conditions....but you've got to catch that all day. That's caught 999 times out of 1,000. That's shocking.

The two-point throw goes to Mark Andrews at the front corner of the end zone, but he drops it!

Andrews is such an outstanding receiver at tight end, and it was such a simple catch, perhaps the only difficulty that he was falling backwards, but still that's one he will expect to catch every single time.

The don't cover Mark Andrews and that's a big mistake as Lamar Jackson has plenty of time to have a look around and just lob an easy ball to his tight end atthe Buffalo 24.

Tony Romo
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback on CBS

What a play by Lamar Jackson. People bearing down on him, he turns and throws back. Wow.

Jason Bell
Former NFL cornerback on Sky Sports

Jackson throws it across his body. It's very dangerous, but that's what Lamar does.

These moments, these plays that aren't expected to happen.

Lamar Jackson doing Lamar Jackson things! He's off on the run but just when the defenders zero in on him he flips a pass to Tylan Wallace who races into Buffalo territory on a 27-yard play.

What a spot to take a quick pause ahead of the final two minutes of the game - Baltimore needing a touchdown have the ball around halfway. Jackson will feel he needs some redemption after a couple of turnovers.

Let's see what he's got...